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10 AM--Horse Sale
11 AM--Hay & Straw
1:30 PM--Fat Steers, Bulls, Cows & veal
WEDNESDAY —12 Noon--Hay & Straw
, 12:30 PM--Dairy Sale
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MEDICAL SERVICES
Available Day & Night
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Saturday Afternoon
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
7th & Poplar
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and Sunday
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Susquehanna Times
(USPS 055-530)
Box 75-A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday
[52 issues per year]
Telephone: [717] 426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
~ Editor—Nicholas S. Bromer
Advertising Manager—Diane Krantz
Society Editor—Hazel Baker
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Vol. 79, Ne. 5, January 31, 1979
Advertising Rates Upon Request
Entered at the Post Office in Marietta, PA, as
second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879
Subscription Rate—$6.00/year
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1979 Pioneer Fire Co.
officers elected
The Pioneer Fire Com-
pany elected officers re-
cently.
Ken Geesey, Sr., of Pajill
Drive, Marietta, was re-
elected Fire Chief. Other
officers are:Ken Kauffman,
Ist vice president; Walter
Beaston, 2nd vice pres-
ident; Ken Stoner, secre-
tary; John Stoner, treasur-
er; Lindy Beaston, William
Bailey, and Harold Mc-
Kain, trustees.
Walter Beaston was also
named 1st assistant chief.
Mount Joy
Jeff Barclay was elected
both assistant secretary
and 2nd assistant chief. Jay
Beaston, Jr., is the chief
hose director; Pete Barton,
Harold Stotz, Harold Cole-
man, Roger Neal, Jim
Welsh, Paul Moore, Bob
Nein, and Chris Beaston
are assistant hose
directors.
Walter Bailey was elect-
ed state representative,
with Paul Gorrshall as
alternate. Geesey and
Bailey are county session
and Zone 7 delegates.
Leisure Club meets
The Mount Joy Area
Leisure Club held their first
meeting of the new year
recently at Hostetters with
79 present, the bad
weather accounting for the
small attendance. The
meeting began at 1:00 PM
with the invocation by
Frank Gingrich after which
cake and coffee were
served and enjoyed by all.
The business meeting
was called to order by
President Joe Shaeffer with
the pledge of allegiance to
the flag. Teressa Heisey
presented the secretary's
report and Almeda Hostet-
ter the treasurer’s report.
Elizabeth Hassinger re-
ported eleven cards sent to
shut-ins. Lena Eshleman
will be in charge of sending
the cards for the months of
January, February and
March. There being no old
business, the first order of
new business was the
installation of the officers
for the new year hes
done by Frand LeVan.
Following the installation
President Shaeffer present-
ed several items of new
business. The first item
was the agenda for the
year as prepared by the
Cast your vote!!
program committee and
officers at an earlier
meeting at the home of the
president. One big item of
business was holding the
Christmas party, should it
be at noon or in the
evening? A vote was
taken, but because of the
small’ crowd another vote
will be taken at the
February meeting.
Several other items were
brought to the attention of
the members. President
Shaeffer stated he would
get a supply of property tax
or rent rebate forms until
the next meeting. Bus
trips were mentioned but
no definite plans made at
the January meeting.
Hostesses for the Feb-
ruary meeting are Alice
Troutman, Minnie Tucker,
Nellie Vogle, Beatrice
Wagner, Mae Walters,
Mrs. Benjamin Weaver,
Mrs. Jacob Wolgemuth,
Fannie Zeager, Kathryn
Zink and Elsie Bentzel.
The greeters for the
meeting will be Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Gingrich. The
February meeting will
begin at 1:00 PM and the
program will be Sandra
Heisey.
~Joe Shaeffer
Sweetheart King & Queen
campaigns under way
Voting for the 1979
Sweetheart King and
Queen is now in progress.
The Mount Joy Joycee-
ettes, sponsors of the
contest, invite the public to
help elect their favorite
candidate by casting their
penny votes.
Relatives and friends
should look for their child’s
picture at these locations:
Union National Bank; Na-
tional Central Bank; Steh-
man’s IGA; and Hostetter
‘Hardware.
Balloting ends February
9 at 7:00 PM when all
cannisters and pictures will
be collected. The votes
will be tallied, but the
names of the winners will
not be revealed until the
crowning ceremonies be-
- ginning at 10:30 PM,
February 10 at Trinity
Lutheran Church.
Proceeds will be donated
to the Donegal Dental
Clinic and the Friendship
Fire Company.
Beverly Swanson
Arlene Gail Schwartz
Arlene Schwartz
engaged to Ronald Sykes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.
Schwartz, Mount Joy, an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Arlene
Gail, to Mr. W. David
Sykes, the son of Dr. and
Mrs. Ronald E. Sykes,
Millersville.
Miss Schwartz graduated
from Donegal High School
and received a Bachelor of
Science degree in home
economics from Mansfield
State College. She is
employed as an associate
buyer by S. Grumbacher
and son, The Bon Ton,
York.
Mr. Sykes graduated
from Penn Manor High
School and received a
Bachelor of Science degree
in police science from York
College of Pennsylvania.
He is employed by York
County Prison.
BPW hears talk
by psychologist
“You're Worth Know-
ing’’, was the topic for the
speech presented by Elea-
nora F. Dougherty, a
Lancaster resident training
for a doctorate in psycho-
logy, for the Mount Joy
Business and Professional
Women’s club at Hostet-
ters Banquet Hall.
Mrs. Dougherty’s talk
dealt with personal prob-
lems and conflicts, helpful
directions toward achieving
personal goals, handling
emotions, identifying the
joy of living, and dealing
with life realistically by
distinguishing good times
and bad times.
Mrs. Patricia Eicherly,
chairwoman of the personal
development committee,
introduced the speaker and
arranged the program.
Miss Carol Huber, choir
director and organist at
Mount Joy Church of God,
presented several piano
selections. Mrs. Ethel
Broske offered the invoca-
tion. Lisa A. Mummaw,
Donegal High School Girl
of the Month, was intro-
duced by Mrs. Hazel
Baker, as was her mother,
Mrs. Drew Mummaw.
President Mrs. Yvonne
Koser conducted the busi-
ness session during which
the nominating committee
was elected: Mary Sprech-
er, Clice Keller, Mary
Sheetz, Peggy Brown and
Helen Meckley. Patricia
Enos volunteered to chair
the Cancer Drive.
Future events for the
club members include:
District meeting at York
Holiday Inn, February 18 at
2 PM; State Board meeting
at the Host, Harrisburg,
February 10; Mount Joy
Board meeting at the home
of the president February
12, at 7:30 PM; Spring
District meeting in Ship-
penburg on April 7; State
Convention in Hershey on
June 15 to 17th; and
National Convention in
Boston July 22 to 26th.
FAT
It has been calculated
that Americans, as a
whole, are 2.3 billion
pounds overweight. If this
mountain. of fat could be
converted to am energy
equivalent in gasoline, it
would propel 900,000 cars
for a year.
America’s total calorie
surplus is 5.67 trillion
calories.
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